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The purpose of this study is to determine the relationship between goal orientation and participation motivationin sport activities among girls. Therefore, 100 students from high schools with age average of 13.05±0.702 and 100 students from junior high schools with age average of 15.86±1.263 were selected by using cluster random sampling method from female students in Qazvin. Also 100 female university students from Imam Khomeini International University of Qazvin with age average of 21.32±1.853 were selected by using random sampling method, among those who had physical education (1) and then their goal orientation and participation motivation in sport activities were measured. Results showed that by increasing of age, goal orientation and participation motivation decrease and there is a significant relationship between goal orientation and participation motivation in sport activities.
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